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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
4
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The House approved the Rucker publicity bill with a Jackson amendment requiring candidates for Congress to file statements of sources and uses of campaign funds. Democrats resisted, then split over recommitment moves, but the bill passed 172 to 181 and then 164 to 139 after removing the amendment. The measure tightens 1910 publicity rules, extending disclosure before election and adding frequent supplemental filings.
Joseph Hamil, arrested at Dunel Station in Christian county, faces charges of stealing a $2,000 draft from his father Abraham Hamil of Assumption. He had not seen his son for 10 years until his return to Assumption. He is alleged to be an escaped convict from a Colorado state penitentiary where he was serving a murder term. Miners to Return to Work in Canada. Winnipeg reports 10,000 coal miners in Alberta and British Columbia seek a conciliatory board under the Canadian disputes act. Minister Mackenzie King accepts. Miners will return to work while evidence is heard. Alberta towns face fuel shortages while Illinois coal is imported for coke.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a 1912 mortgage in Williams County Dakota with default on the note. It notes transfer of debt to W and a looming due amount of 1250.36 with interest and costs, naming H W Blair as current holder and foreclosure action.
Williston North Carolina April 19 1911 a public meeting of the Williston Water Users association is called for Saturday April 22 at 2 PM at the Courthouse to raise funds to launch the barge this year all water users are urged to attend and to contact the secretary if they have not received a public notice by order of the Board E R Brownson secretary Williston Water Users association
Joe Lavelle foreman in the Herald office plans to marry Miss Grace Randall today at Lakota. Williston citizens and newspaper boys warmly welcome the bride and groom to the city.
New Sunday schools organized in Pleasant View district No. 7 and Wild Rose. They meet in local school buildings every Sunday at 11 am starting April 23. Superintendents Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mrs. Jacob Redding lead efforts with D. Halfpenny pastor and Irwin Bruegger critical after a blood poisoning from a wood splinter in his hand.
Schafer of the High School alumnus is part of a three member team representing the State University in a debate against South Dakota. He was slated to deliver the closing address.
F. P. Bergman the land man has relocated from the Wegley building on Broadway to the former Brownell Electric office in the Lynder building on Main street.
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